A song about bush fires and other fires what they do to the land and people and farmers,land owners in general.

A song about people less fortunate than others and the difficulties they face in life living on or off the street.

John Bennett in the Ngaarda Radio studio singing Tapping Sticks. NAIDOC celebrations.

New music from Philly - Dreamchaser

North Tanami Band

This song was written and recorded to discourage drinking and driving.

Brenden Hines is a long-time member of Winanjjikari Music Centre, here is a story on one of his most famous songs in Tennant Creek 'Jarra Jarra'. Sung in Walrpiri language. Winanjjikari Music Centre Musicians come from a variety of language backgrounds including; Warlpiri, …

This year Dirk Dickenson and Reggie O'Riley travelled from Tennant Creek to Adelaide to work at the WOMADelaide Festival. Unsure of what to expect they ended up working on the main stage with some of the biggest artists in the world.

The WMC Musicians went on a tour across the NT. Barkly Boys Lead guitarist Marcus Finlay put together this video of some highlights from the trip!

Marcus Finlay, guitarist from Barkly Boys follows on from his lesson on the chords for 'Breath Away' by showing you how to perform the lead riff.

In this episode of Whats Up Winajjikari - Slick Licks - WMC guitar guru Marcus Finlay shows you how to play the chords to the iconic Barkly Boys Track 'Breath Away'

Latest film clip from Barkly Boys 'We Are One'. Filmed at Tennant Creek Primary School by Barkly Arts 'Media Mob'. Edited by Marcus Finlay. Recorded by the Barkly Boys at Winanjjikari Music Centre.

A song written by Charlie from " Purple Sage " who appeared on many of Buddy Williams shows and entertained the Indigenous audiences through out Australia.Purple Sage have entertained in Australia,Europe and Asia. Painting is by Michelle Dederer,Raymond Terrace N.S.W.

Singer/Songwriter Warren H Williams performs Concrete Sand.

Singer/Songwriter Warren H Williams does a live version of Been Around the World

With special thanks to Rachael Wallis, Ineke Wallis, Caleb Corbett, Stu Kellaway, Grace Wunungmurra, Jessica Wunungmurra, Richard Mann, Terence Wunungmurra, Elenie Bromot, Roger Gellett, TourismNT, The Hog Shed, Rirratjingu Aboriginal Corporation, Gumatj Aboriginal Corporation, …

With special thanks to Stu Kellaway who recorded and produced Easy Street at ARDS Yolngu Radio, Ineke Wallis, and the NT Anti-Discrimination Commission. Thank you to Patrick White for (East Journey) session guitar, and to Gathapura Mununggurr (East Journey) session yidaki …